You know everyday at 3:25ish... I have your "Throwback Song of The Day"...

I always get asked the rules.  The only rule is that it has to be over 5 years old with a sweet spot of late 80's and 90's Country...

Some are just refreshers... others haven't been heard in quite sometime.  

Today was a favorite of mine...  

Girl kicks him to the curb and he falls in a bottle.  So much so that everything has a nice shine on it, and looks good... Bar fights, girls really all his inhibitions are gone.  He better live it up tonight because the pain of losin her and the hangover set in tomorrow...  The music video features Elle King's Daddy, Rob Schneider from SNL also featured is Jungle Jack Hanna...   The song reached #10 on the Hot Country Chart....  The lead single off "That's Life" album in 2005.  Here is Neal McCoy - "Billy's Got HIs Beer Goggles On", The Throwback Song of The Day on 94.9 WQMX.

Some folks may have caught that Alexa Bliss from the WWE out of Columbus has been missing in action from the ring.  
Thoughts were that she was going to be placed in a storyline with "The Fiend" Bray Wyatt and reprise an old character role.

There seems to be a smaller reason that will be a big reason for the wrassler to be missing in-ring action...  Congrats!!!

 

 

 

 

 

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We all know Lainey Wilson was at The Dusty in early '23...

Dierks opens up the Summer '23 Blossom Concert Season on June 3rd...

But their alter-ego's Doug Douglason and Darla McFarland have joined forces for something that could be pretty "Big".

 

 

 

 

 

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 You can get the full run down of what to expect from the new Hot Country Knights Album by Clicking Here.

Reminds me of Hot Country Knights previous song Asphalt.  Definitely sticks with a theme that fits Darla.

With the holiday coming this Monday... as you picnic and celebrate with family and friends the unofficial beginning of summer.

Remember the Reason:  Memorial Day is a time to honor, pay homage and remember all those men and women who served and gave the ultimate sacrifice!

They gave all for us to have the freedoms to do all the things we have the rights because of the those brave troops.  The biggest salute and thank you to the troops and their families.

There will be a number of services, rememberances and commemorations this weekend.  

Here are a few. 

Sunday: 

Akron- service at Civil War Memorial Chapel in Glendale Cemetery, 150 Glendale Ave at 1pm.

Rittman- service at Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery, 10175 Rawiga Road. Rifle salute, wreath-laying service it is bring your own lawn chairs at 10am.

Monday: 

Alliance- parade from Linden Avenue and East Main Street to Alliance City Cemetery on West Vine Street 10am. Public ceremony at 11am.

Bath Township- observance at Veterans Memorial Park, southeast corner of Cleveland-Massillon and West Bath roads at Noon. 

Boston Heights- the Woodridge High School band steps off from the fire station, marching to Fairview Cemetery, next to Village Hall, 45 E. Boston Mills Road at 8:30am.  They will perform the National Anthem to start the 9am observance.  

Brewster- ceremony in the village square. The Fairless High School marching band will perform at 11am.

Brunswick- ceremony at Westview Cemetery 10am.

Canal Fulton- parade steps off from Lindsay Concrete, 6845 Erie Ave. at 1pm, goes north on Canal Street, turns onto East Market Street and ends at City Hall for a ceremony, with rifle squadron and Northwest High School band.

Canton- parade steps off from the McKinley Downtown Campus at 10am, travels west on Tuscarawas Street, north on Elgin Avenue and concludes with an observance at the McKinley Monument.

Clinton-Parade lines up at 10:30am from Orchard Hill Church, 2545 W. Comet Road, ending at Clinton Cemetery for a program.

Copley Township- a small service at Copley Veterans Cemetery, 3770 Copley Road.

Cuyahoga Falls- parade from  Lillis Drive and Portage Trail at 9am, marching east on Portage Trail and north on Fourth Street to Oakwood Drive for an 11 a.m. ceremony at Oakwood Cemetery. A service will be held at 1pm Monday.

Dalton- parade starts at Dalton High School at 10am and proceeds to Church Street and the cemetery for a service.

East Canton-  parade will begin at 10am at the corner of Browning and Noble streets. It travels west on Center Street, south on state Route 44, west on Church, north on Plum and east on Noble.

Fairlawn- tribute at Memorial Monument in Bicentennial Park across from City Hall, 3486 S. Smith Road at 9am.

Garrettsville- ceremony at Veterans Memorial on Maple Avenue at 9am. Then a parade from Baptist Cemetery to Park Cemetery on Center Street at 9:30am, followed by a service.

Green- The annual pancake breakfast will be at Fire Station No. 1, 4200 Massillon Road, from 7-10am.  The parade steps off at 10 a.m. from Green High School, 1474 Boettler Road. It travels east to Massillon Road south (south bound lanes only) to Steese Road west to Green Intermediate School, back to the Green High School parking lot.  There will be a short ceremony at noon at Green Veterans Memorial Park, 1900 Steese Road. The Car Show and Picnic will begin immediately following the ceremony and end at 3pm.  

Hudson- parade assembles on Milford Road and proceeds east on state Route 303 and north on state Route 91 at 10am. A ceremony will be held at Markillie Cemetery, 410 N. Main St., immediately after the parade.  

Kent- parade at 10am, starting at North Water and East Main streets downtown, includes a brief service on Main Street bridge, ending at Standing Rock Cemetery for an 11 a.m. ceremony.

Lakemore- parade at 11am from Springfield High School, 1880 Canton Road, down Sanitarium Road, turn on Lake Road, and ending at the Memorial Triangle, followed by a service.

Massillon- Parade at 9:30am. steps off at Eighth Street Northeast and Lincoln Way East, turns left on Erie Street, left on Tremont, ending at Veterans Memorial Park on First Street Southeast. Ceremony in Duncan Plaza will follow.

Medina- parade at 10:15am from Medina County Courthouse on Public Square to Spring Grove Cemetery, followed by a ceremony.

North Canton- parade at 9am from near Dogwood Park on Seventh Street Northeast, travels west on Seventh to North Main Street, then south on North Main, east on Maple Street and ends at Bitzer Park, 200 S. Main St., where there will be a memorial ceremony immediately after the parade.

Orrville-  parade at 9am from the American Legion on Market Street, west on Market to Crown Hill Road and north to Crown Hill Cemetery for a 10am service.

Ravenna- a parade at 10am from the old high school on Clinton Street to the Veterans Memorial on Chestnut Street for a ceremony at the courthouse lawn. A service will follow at Maple Grove Cemetery.

Richfield- A parade will assemble at 9:30am at the Richfield Historical Society and march to West Richfield Cemetery, 4219 Broadview Road, where a service will be held.

Rittman- parade at 10:30am from Erie and South Main streets, marching downtown to the IGA shopping center on North Main Street. Ceremony will follow at Rittman Cemetery on Decourcey Road.

Rootstown Township- parade at 10am travels from Loretta Drive, eastbound on Tallmadge Road to end at Homeland Cemetery.

Stow- program at 10:15am at Stow Cemetery, 3162 Kent Road, with music and readings.

Tallmadge- parade at 10am will assemble at the Ritchie Memorial Shelter House, then travel down West Avenue to Tallmadge Circle. A memorial service will be held at the cemetery immediately following the parade. The services include a ceremony, 

Twinsburg- parade at 10:30am from Twinsburg High School, 10084 Ravenna Road, to Veterans Monument on the square in Twinsburg Township, followed by a service. 

Wadsworth-  parade at 10:15am from in front of the American Legion and VFW Hall on Main Street, ending at Woodlawn Cemetery for a service. The American Legion will be serving a Memorial Day breakfast.

Wooster- parade at 9am from Wayne County Fairgrounds, heading east on West Liberty Street to Public Square, south on Market Street to Madison Avenue and the overpass bridge. Services follow at the Veterans Memorial in Wooster Cemetery.

Saturday Afternoon at 1pm is The 2023 WWE Night of Champions Premium Live Event from the Jeddah Super Dome in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Being in the middle of the afternoon is weird that is why I am getting this out earlier than normal Wrasslin' Wednesday.

If you are betting just remember this is how I think it will go.  I have been wrong many times before and will be wrong many more times.  These are just mine thoughts...

The Final in the Tournament for The New WWE World Heavyweight Title:  Seth Rollins will pick up gold vs. AJ Styles.  (would not be surprised to see Logan Paul pop up somehow some way.)

WWE Tag Team Titles Match:  The Bloodline is crumbling...  Barring a turn from KO yeah, I said it... or Sami being in The Bloodline still?  I think KO and Sami Zayn retain the titles.  Roman Reigns has not been pinned in like 3 or 4 years.  I think Solo Sikoa gets pinned but it is caused by The USO's.  This will set up a interesting Jey vs Roman in the near future like Summer Slam maybe.

WWE Intercontinental Championship Match: Mustafa Ali you think would be a winner he is getting a push.  But Gunther has Imperial and has held the belt for a long time.   Think Gunther uses his help to seal the win.

Raw Women's Championship Match:  Bianca Belair retains...  Iyo Sky should have beat Bianca if anyone was going to in the match in the Domincan Republic.  

Smackdown Women's Championship Match:  Rhea Ripley deserves to keep the title over Natalya.  The only way Rhea doesn't win is if Dom steps in and screws up and Mami and DomDom go solo....

Brock Lesnar vs. Cody Rhodes:  Cody is on a nice run.  Not sure who wants him to fail but Brock Lesnar is going to try to stop that run.   Although Cody is up early and dealing with it.  Doesn't look like it is happening anytime soon.  Even if he would drop this one, 

(This was his bar at Country Fest a few years ago.)

So when Dierks shows up you know it's a party!!!!

All this week, you are listening for the Dierks Song of The Day!  Which could get you a pair of lawn tickets to Blossom June 3rd for his show.  

Winners will be qualified for basically the Dierks Experience....  

All daily winners will be qualified for the grand prize - a pair of pavilion tickets, a private pre-show performance with Dierks, 2 beers on Dierks, exclusive merch, early entry into Blossom and more!

Make sure you are listening for the 'Dierks Song of the Day' with Your Country 94.9 WQMX!

Here was Tuesday's song... Scott and Sarah will have tomorrows Song at 7:10am.  Good Luck!

Ben getting shredded!!!   Kidding.   Thank you to all who dropped off documents and files to be shredded by Weaver Secure Shred!

It turned out to be a beautiful day for the event.   It is annual so if you missed it mark your calendars for next May.

Basically, Summit Collision Pros, Fair Housing, Weaver Secure Shred and a number of the authorities from Akron PD, Summit Country Sheriff's Office and Ohio Highway State Patrol... help us with this great community event.  

The local authorities provide free vehicle safety inspections and top off your windshield wiper fluid...  Child's Safety Seat Checks are brought to you by Akron Children Hospital also... 

Then you can drop off your old documents and papers to be shred.

So much fun and can't wait to see you next year!

So you can go take the WQMX Music Panel right now!  CLICK HERE!

Every 2 weeks someone who takes the panel will be selected to win a $50 Visa Gift Card courtesy of Stark Federal Credit Union and those winners will be entered to win a pair of passes to Neon Nights in August!

My favorite new music on WQMX right now are...  but you can decide for yourself by clicking above.

Saturday was soo much fun!   We celebrated one of my favorite places National Design Mart's 25 years in business serving our great community.  They are Ohio's Leader in In-Stock Flooring, Countertops and Cabinets... The Superstore is in Medina on 18 between 71 & 77, Showroom is in Wooster on Rte. 3 and always at NationalDesignMart.com.   It was so much fun...  

And hopefully you picked up your Send Me Backstage T-shirts at American Freight in Wadsworth earlier Saturday as well...

With the weather changing maybe it's time to start training... 

Some for The Country Fest, others for the beach, some for Football Season, and how about spring/summer running season.

Start training for The Pro Football Hall of Fame Race Series Event Dates will be in different areas and with different lengths for 2024.

April 21, 2024 - Training Camp 10K - in Downtown Canton

June 16, 2024 - Father's Day 5k - at The Hall of Fame in Canton.

Downtown Canton will be the spot for the Kick-off 6K - August 24, 2024

and look for The Pro Football Hall of Fame Half Marathon - in Downtown canton August 25, 2024.

You can find all the info that is available at this point at HallOfFameRun.com.  

There are both walks and runs with each event.   A virtual aspect will also be offered for all races.  If you add up all the races they equal a full marathon, 26.2 miles.   Happy Training and Please Be Safe!!!!